#zonalarchitecture

Qualcomm signs big deal to power next-generation Volkswagen SDV driving experiences The partners have signed a Letter of Intent to deploy advanced infotainment and connectivity capabilities powered by Snapdragon Digital Chassis solutions within Volkswagen Group’s software-defined vehicle architecture developed through its RV Tech joint venture with Rivian Automotive.

“As new E/E architectures redefine vehicle design, our focus is simple: give the automotive ecosystem the foundation to move faster and differentiate with confidence,” said Sebastien Clamagirand, SVP and General Manager, Automotive Systems & Platforms at NXP Semiconductors. “The NXP CoreRide zonal reference system Z248 delivers a performance-optimized, scalable 48 V foundation that intelligently fuses power, data and software, while dramatically simplifying system integration, reducing time to market, and enabling OEMs to focus on vehicle differentiation and long‑term value creation.”

“As new E/E architectures redefine vehicle design, our focus is simple: give the automotive ecosystem the foundation to move faster and differentiate with confidence,” said Sebastien Clamagirand, SVP and General Manager, Automotive Systems & Platforms at NXP Semiconductors. “The NXP CoreRide zonal reference system Z248 delivers a performance-optimized, scalable 48 V foundation that intelligently fuses power, data and software, while dramatically simplifying system integration, reducing time to market, and enabling OEMs to focus on vehicle differentiation and long‑term value creation.”

“As new E/E architectures redefine vehicle design, our focus is simple: give the automotive ecosystem the foundation to move faster and differentiate with confidence,” said Sebastien Clamagirand, SVP and General Manager, Automotive Systems & Platforms at NXP Semiconductors. “The NXP CoreRide zonal reference system Z248 delivers a performance-optimized, scalable 48 V foundation that intelligently fuses power, data and software, while dramatically simplifying system integration, reducing time to market, and enabling OEMs to focus on vehicle differentiation and long‑term value creation.”

Microchip Technology Inc. is advancing the shift toward smarter, software-defined vehicles with its new LAN866x 10BASE-T1S endpoint devices, designed to enhance zonal architecture and remote connectivity. By reducing wiring complexity and eliminating the need for custom software at each node, this innovation enables more efficient communication between sensors, actuators, and central controllers — paving the way for scalable, cost-effective automotive networks.

Microchip Technology Inc. is advancing automotive innovation with its new LAN866x 10BASE-T1S Ethernet endpoints, enabling smarter and more efficient zonal architectures. These solutions allow seamless all-Ethernet connectivity over a single pair of wires, reducing vehicle weight, wiring complexity, and cost while enhancing data communication speed and reliability. By supporting the evolution toward software-defined vehicles (SDVs), Microchip is paving the way for a more connected, scalable, and intelligent automotive future.